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CompareInt is the pack's number-bucketing node: you give it a number and a range, and it tells you whether the number is below the range, inside it, or above it - as a STRING label. It's part of MeeeyoAI/ComfyUI_StringOps, and despite the name it takes a float, so it's happy comparing CFG values, denoise strengths, batch sizes, or any fractional number a workflow produces.

The output is one of three Chinese labels: 小 (small - below the range), 中 (medium - inside it), 大 (large - above it). That's the whole contract. You feed in a number and a range like 3.5-5.5, and the node buckets the number for you.

The inputs

• input_float - the number to test (default 4.0). FLOAT type, so decimals are fine.
• range - the bounds as a string, default 3.5-5.5. A dash means an inclusive range: below the lower bound is 小, between them (inclusive) is 中, above the upper bound is 大. A bare number with no dash - say 5 - treats the range as a point, and "medium" means exactly equal.

There's also a wildcard any input that accepts anything and does nothing functionally - the pack author's habit for forcing execution order in the graph.

How to use it

The real value is in routing. Combine the label with a Switch: "if the denoise strength is high (大), go down the heavy-upscale path; if medium (中), use the default; if low (小), skip." Or classify a seed's size to pick from different prompt banks. Because the output is a string, it also reads naturally in a text log - you can stamp a run with "batch size: 大" without any parsing.

The gotchas

• The labels are Chinese, and they come back verbatim - if your downstream switch expects English strings, you'll need to map them. That's a small annoyance but a real one for non-Chinese-reading users.
• Boundary behavior: the range is inclusive, so a value exactly on the edge counts as 中. input_float equal to 3.5 or 5.5 lands in the middle bucket, which is the common expectation but worth stating.
• Bad input (no dash and not a number, like abc) returns the string Error: Invalid input format. rather than crashing - visible, at least, unlike some pack nodes that fail silently. If you see that string coming out, fix the range field.

It pairs naturally with CountOccurrences (count a token's occurrences, then classify the count) and with TextConditionCheck's INT output if you'd rather bucket on a condition result than compare a raw number.

Installing

Standard pack install:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/MeeeyoAI/ComfyUI_StringOps.git

or via ComfyUI Manager searching ComfyUI_StringOps, then restart. Under "Meeeyo/Number". No models, no dependencies to install.

It's a one-comparison node that turns a raw number into a named bucket - modest, but exactly the kind of primitive that keeps branching workflows readable instead of buried in arithmetic.